Winchester TrueValue Donates Hand-Sanitizer, KN-95 Masks and Hand Soap to WUSD

Posted on: September 12, 2020

Winchester TrueValue was happy to donate cases of hand-sanitizer, KN-95 masks and hand soaps to the Whitewater Unified School District on Tuesday. The donation was part of Education Heroes Safety Campaign sponsored by TrueValue Foundation.

Pictured are: Carolyn Pate-Hefty, District Administrator of WUSD; Steve Johnson, owner of Winchester TrueValue; and Matthew Sylvester-Knudtson, Business Manager of WUSD.

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